Technical my first Miller Style Grill Shell built...

exactly my response when I saw it.
Very nice work indeed!

 

Amazing work and skill!I thought you might have built that 32'also...

 

What gauge metal are you using?

 

You had me at Miller. You've got mad skills.

 

What happened between images 8 and 9 on the grill build????
BTW, Great work

 

Nice work on the seats. Do you know Cully33 here on the HAMB? He is from down under also, and a great hot rodder. Met him at Bonneville a couple years back.

 

ha,ha...between image 8 and 9 is hammering, welding,slapping,look-how-it-fit,more hammering,etc..! .honestly,between these two pict.,i`m so into it , i forgot takin some pictures...;-)

 

...i`m not from down under (australia..) i`m from AUSTRIA,thats between germany ,swizerland and italy in europe..a very small country with mountains,red bull and almost no hot rods...

 

You have great skills. Thanks for showing the detailed pixs.

 

i`m using 1,5mm ( gauge 16..or 0.060 "..) for the aluminum grill shell and gauge 19 or 0.0418" or 1mm for the steel sheet metal...

 

WOW!...Thanks for sharing!
You have some Amazing Skills & Good Taste...!

Aloha Tommy

 

That is amazing !! Awesome Skill

 

The fenders are top shelf repro-work. They look right in place!

 

Very nice work, on all of the project parts! You have some great skills, please keep it up and take pictures to share so rest of us can learn some.

 

Sehr cool, Tom!
Da sieht man wieder wer wirklich Talent hat!

 

I am so jealous. That is my favorite all time grille shell style. I wish I could do that work or afford to have one built for my current RPU project

 

a lot of European talent on this site !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!